EARN 1.11 BTC!

[OgNasty]

Been a while since I've seen a Bitcoin pyramid scheme. Unfortunately, since you produce nothing, there is very little chance of any participants seeing their funds again.

[Possum577]

What's required to earn the return on investment - just the initial investment?

What's the time frame for each cycle? What's the time frame for each "donation" payment? People need to know when interest/dividend payments will be made

Can investors withdraw their money at any time?

Do you guarantee that this program will be open for a specific number of weeks or months? Do you guarantee that each investor will be able to get their initial investment back?

The problem with programs like this is that the math doesn't work. You offer to pay out 100% of the investment with each donation payment and each cycle offers 4 donations. There's simply no investment on the plan that offers this type of return, which means that your firm isn't able to generate returns off of the investments to pay you AND the investor. When that's the reality of the math it's likely that the owners of the program (i.e., you) are more likely to take in the investments and then leave with them. Maybe you pay some interest or "donations" as you call them for early investors to help generate positive feedback early on to generate more new investments. But eventually the program ends (or disappears) and leaves a ton of investors holding the bag.

Prove to us that you are real and maybe...maybe, we'll take you seriously.

[mjglqw]

I've heard so much complaints about schemes like this.

Most of the time when the user gains a few dollars worth of btc they will be blocked from withdrawing.

[Rmcdermott927]

Mathematically, > 50% of all participants in a Ponzi scheme will lose funds. It is highly suggested to not waste your money here.